What is the order of teeth coming in for a baby

The lower central incisors, located in the middle, appear at the age of 6-10 months. These are the first teeth that parents will see.

Then the upper central incisors appear in the middle. Usually it occurs at the age of 8 to 12 months.

Upper lateral incisors. Approximately 9-13 months after the birth of the baby.

The lower lateral incisors, located to the right and left of the center, will appear during the first 10-16 months of the child's life.

The first broad chewing teeth located in the depth of the mouth appear between 13 and 19 months.

Lower chewing teeth appear at the 14-18 month of life.

The upper canines fill the gap between the incisors and the chewing teeth. This will happen within 16-22 months.

About 25-33 months after birth, posterior molars appear. At the age of 3, most children have a complete set of 20 teeth, and can give their parents the most charming smile.